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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1901

Page

4

VETO STANDS AS FIREMEN PAY RALLY FIZZLES IN COUNCIL

The Common Council came within two votes of approving the firemen pay raise over Mayor Hart's veto, with forty eight for and nineteen against. One member abstained. Tension rose over badges issued to councilmen and the handling of orders on metal badge deals and see-saw proposals for city staff and park committee matters.

Common Council Hart Wiley Mildram Riley Committee On Ireland India South Africa

Bryan on King Edward and Boer War Ending

In the Commoner W J Bryan argues Edward VII may use a new wing of England to grant reforms, offering a royal opportunity to ease ire and freedom and possibly stop the Boer War. He commends Van Wyck's approach as right.

van Wyck Lincoln, Neb W. J. Bryan England Mr. Bryan Edward VII Great Britain Bryan New York Queen Victoria Joubert

Blood Evidence in Sprague Case Ties Knight to Killings

In Saco Maine on February 7, testimony in the Fannie Sprague murder case focused on Edwin H Knight. Blood stains and a bloodied jackknife tied to Knight were examined by chemist N R Angel of Derry New Hampshire. Deputy Sheriff Miles testified about delivering Knight’s trousers to the chemist and about a late April night visit by Cyrus Goodwin to Sprague’s apartment.

Saco Edwin H. Knight Fannie Sprague Cyrus Goodwin James HH. Miles Knight N. R. Angel Derry N. H Angel Charles Abbott Rollinsford Edwin Knight Austin House Thomas I Abbott South Berwick Craigen House Mr. Abbott Kialwin H. Knight Austin Locke William J. Dorr Edad Locke Fred A. Spencer Sprague Florence J. Knight South Berwick Junction

City council debates licenses and park name changes

The council rejected several motions including a park name change to Michael W Norris Park and delaying rule adoption. A pension committee was approved, and the rules committee issued new bylaws as Wiley chaired. Curley pressed for regulation of amusement venues citing moral concerns.

Donnelly Ward 7 Park Commissioners Commonwealth Park Michael W. Norris Wood Island Park John H. Sullivan Wiley Flanagan Ward Curley Board of Aldermen

Pleasure Through Toil and Whiskey Prohibition Era Ad

An old advertisement touts G. O. Taylor Old Bourbon and G. O. Taylor Rye as labor-boosting tonics. It claims toil improves life for invalids and promises better results and pay for workers. It urges buying via licensed dealers and notes branded signatures on labels.

G. O. Taylor Taylor Ollye

Message to King Edward during quarterly meeting

The British Charitable Association held its quarterly meeting at Young's Hotel with about fifty members. Mgr. Henry Squire presided. Clergy and members spoke in memory of Queen Victoria. Mrs. J. C. White became a life member. A memorial address to King Edward VII was voted to express grief and wish for a prosperous reign.

British Charitable Association Young's Hotel Mgr Henry Squire Forbush Winthrop Congregational Church Charlestown J. Wynne Jones Roslindale S&s Queen Victoria J. C. White Edward VII England Sane Victoria Evans Benelcen

Havana Fruit Company plans dividend and growth on Cuban plantation

Newly incorporated Havana Fruit Company reports strong progress in its Cuban plantation venture. They expect at least a 10 percent dividend to stockholders and note that stock demand is high. The plan focuses on tropical product growing and a modern canning factory to handle surplus, with no town lots for sale.

Cuba

Three Held for Death by Stabbing in Wednesay Case

In Municipal Court Judge Dewey held Raffaelli Falla Guisepi Zarella and Pasquale Longo in 25 dollars each for examination February 12 for causing the death of Arelia Carrado at 6 Canny Place Wednesday last week. They face manslaughter charges while Luigia Cristi and two women named Philomena Longe are held in 300 dollars each on assault charges.

Dewey Raffaelli Falla Guisepi Zarella Pasquale Longo Arelia Carrado Canny Place Luigia Cristi Philomena Longe

Vaudeville acts delight juveniles at Keiths and new concerts

Tor cat the French clown with Winton the ventriloquial comedian and Reed's bull terriers headline Keiths current week program drawing hundreds of children tomorrow. Handel and Haydn Society announces Verdi Requiem at Symphony Hall Feb 24 with 67 Symphony Orchestra players and soloists.

Torcat Winton McGinty Reed Keith’s Handel and Haydn Society Symphony Hall Emil Mollenhauer Symphony Orchestra Charles Frohman Boston Park Theatre E. M. Holland Fritz Williams May Lambert Maggie Holloway Fisher Nellie Butler Mme Szumowska Pol Plancon Kneisel San Toy Museum Ada Rehan Sweet Nell Old Drury John Hare Hollis Lord Quex Splendid Company Music Hall Rose Melville Grand Opera House Sis Howkins Sieveking New Chickering Hall Seton-Thompson Chickering Hall Koulden Griffin Howard Chinatown Bowdoin Square Algiers Austin & Stone's Lady Olga Nickelodeon

Behind the Scenes of Way Down East Stagecraft

Article details the unseen work backstage in theatre, focusing on stage carpenters and crews. It explains lighting and prop plots, scenery construction, and rapid scene changes during intermissions, noting the coordination of grips, electricians, and flymen to transform sets for each act.

Boston W. A. Brady Way Down East the Tremont Tresont Squire Bartlett Anna Moore

Miss Coghlan to Perform at Elks Benefit Next Sunday

Noted actress Miss Gertrude Coghlan will appear at Tremont Theatre next Sunday evening February 1 for the Elks charity concert. She stars as Becky Sharp in Vanity Fair and is touring major New England cities. Coghlan is the daughter of the late Charles Coghlan and has quickly earned acclaim for her dramatic talent.

Tremont Theatre Elks Gertrude Coghlan Becky Sharp New England Miss Coghlan Charles Coghlan

SS Peter and Paul Society of South Boston's 31st Anniversary

The SS Peter and Paul T A B Society marked its thirty first anniversary at 152 Broadway South Boston with decorated rooms a collation and addresses by Thomas Sullivan and Philip Powers. The event featured stories from the society's early life a dance and Shea's Orchestra. Attendees included Street Commissioner Sullivan City Messenger Leary State Representative Sullivan and others.

SS. Peter and Paul's T. A. B. Society of South Boston Broadway Thomas Sullivan Philip Powers Archdiocese of Boston Shea Sullivan Leary William A. Norris William 8. McNary Hertha Dergan Katherine Donovan Timothy Hayes Edward McGrads

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